All Stories

Lesly and baby Sebastian receive the spiritual and physical support they need after joining Compassion’s Survival Program.

Compassion sponsors help release children from all forms of poverty — even those not visible on the surface.

Bea has a lot of things going against her. Life could seem hopeless, but it’s not. Why? Because Bea met Jesus.

With the help of his Compassion center mentors, Oscar turns away from a path of destruction to walk with Christ instead.

At 5 years old, Evie has already figured out how to use her gifts from God to help others.

In a world that is hurting, some smiles and laughter can bring so much healing. We want to share with you good news stories of pastors, teachers, moms and dads and children who are bringing hope and joy to the world around them. Each person and their story shown below is just a small representation of the impact made through the support, prayers and love of child advocates around the world.

Dabo is a traditional Ethiopian bread that's very different from injera, the bread usually associated with the East African country.

When Honduras went into lockdown due to COVID-19, over 200 Compassion-assisted child development centers had to temporarily close. Find out how a group of dedicated staff worked with some VERY high officials to make sure children were still fed and cared for!

At home, Eva was surrounded by violence, but she found refuge at her Compassion center. Learn how her story inspired staff to transform an entire community.

The knowledge and problem-solving skills that sponsored children learn in Compassion's program can break the generational poverty cycle.

Abandoned by their mom, twin sisters Elisabeth and Alemtarik were raised by their hardworking father. When his health began to fail, Compassion staff was there to ensure the girls would never again be left behind.